Pikeville College - Highlander Yearbook (Pikeville, KY)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1975 volume:

ar - ■ «« ' ;: Our strength lies, not alone in our proving grounds . . . but in our ideals, our goals, and their universal appeal to all men who are struggling to breathe free. A dlai Stevenson ! ' . THE HIGHLANDER NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE Rossalene Mullins Editor-in-Chief Sometimes we really think SPECIAL COLLECTIONS ALLARA LIBRARY HKEWLLIE COLLI . and sometimes we just appear to be thinking. But all the time we are having fun. I believe that man will not merely endure; he will prevail. William Faulkner It ' s all in the college game. Many places; many faces. Registration This could be the start of something big. 10 Registration means the excitement of many new faces; the frustrations of schedules; and always the never-ending lines. ► And they ' re off! i jr • ■ M .r .- ■ - ' • i,i Spectators have almost as much fun as participants. Founder ' s Day 1975 Something tells me we ' re not going in the right direction. 12 Students use the Big Sandy River as a playground. 4 • r 13 POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL: Another Founders ' Day event. ■■■■?■: ' i m- Down. . .Set. . .Hike! % At this point of the game, girls, we better use strategy. 14 Greg and Phil in a rap session, as usual. Relief from the books can sometimes be bloody ( } Coaches Ron Moore and Ken Thornsberry give the girls a pep talk. 1 m% After the storm. JZ,. ,-■ -. iff liJ ltJ , V « -■ , A silent salute to the dignity of the game. WINNERS: (1. to r.) Sam Romeo, coach; Sheila Stiltner, Rejeana Mullins, Danny Lynn Smith. Elaine Morgan, Charlene Mullins, Anne P ' Simer; Roy Cutright, coach; (kneeling) Katherine Ann Reasor, Nikki Kendrick, Vicki Ratliff, Supane Svwathep. and Diana Moore. 15 Typical Condit Hall Life. 16 17 INDIVIDUALS SENIORS OFFICERS: Roy Tye Reasor, Vice-President, Rossalene Mullins, Secretary-Treasurer, Paul L. Keene, President. 20 James Everett Addington Burdine A.S., Mining Tech. Kathy Adams Adkins Jeremiah B.S., Elem. Educ. Oliver Anderson, Jr. Pikeville B.S., Political Sci. Linda Jean Bartley Pikeville B.S., Business Educ. Clarence Awanda Oshie, Cameroon B.A., Biology Susan Belcher Phelps B.S., English J Cole Anderson Jenkins B.A., Chemistry Joan Eloise Anderson Inez B.S., General Business Samuel Richard Baker M c Veigh B.S., Physical Educ. Angeline Elizabeth Banks Myra B.S., Medical Tech. Daniel Edward Bertelsman Smithton, Illinois A.S., Mining Tech. Karen Sue Blankenship Hurley, Virginia B.S. Elem. Educ. 21 22 Michael Blankenship Argo A.S., Mining Tech. Ada Faye Chafins Lenore, West Virginia B.S., Elem. Educ. Leda Carol Branham Lick Creek B.S., General Business Nancy Chapman Nolan, West Virginia B.S., Elem. Educ. Terry Louetta Bratcher Scottsville B.A., English Jimmy Brock Sidney A.S., Mining Tech. You will do foolish things, but do them with enthusiasm. Colette Greg Combs Hindman B.S., Political Sci. Linda Kay Dale Inez B.A., Art Charles Aera Conn Dana A.S., Mining Tech. Gary J. Deel Vansant, Virginia A.S., Mining Tech. Deborah Ann Crum Inez B.S., History Carletta DeProspo Pikeville B.S., Business « - James Franklin Crumbaker Madisonville A.S., Mining Tech. John Alfred DeProspo Eastchester, New York B.S., Accounting Lynn Edna Duffy Parma, Ohio B.S., Elem. Educ. Laverne Dye Pikeville Harry Nelson Finkbone Pikeville B.S., Biology Louise T. Foley Pennsville, New Jersey B.S., Physical. Educ. 23 Roddy Glen Gallion Jenkins A.S., Mining Tech. Cynthia Ann Justus Beckley, West Virginia B.A., English V i i it Gene Alvin Koch Fayetteville, Illinois A.S., Mining Tech. Dorothy Jean Henry Ashland B.S., Elementary Educ. Patricia Jean Justus Hurley, Virginia B.S., Physical Education t James Albert Lundy Middlesboro A.S., Mining Tech. Wayne Trivette Home Grundy, Virginia B.S., Political Sci. Paul Lewis Keene Whitewood, Virginia B.S., History and English Barbara Smith Hunt Pikeville B.S., English Samuel Jerome King Me A ndrews B.S., Biology ' ' ' .. ' ■ .: Kimberly Denise McClanahan Grundy, Virginia B.S., Business Educ. Richard McCoy Vansant, Virginia A.S., Mining Tech. 24 Stephen Michael Manier Dayton, Ohio B.S., Math and Chemistry Dewey David Martin Garrett A.S., Mining Tech. Ruth Carr Mays Pikeville B.A., Art and French Alma Jean Meadows Pikeville B.S., General Business Bob Alton Owsley Worthington B.S., Physical Educ. Esther Tackett Panzone Virgie B.S., Chemistry and Biology Veletta Jo May Pikeville B.S., Business Educ. Rossalene Mullins Pilgrim B.A., Art Kennis Maynard Warfield B.A., History Delois Mutter Elkhorn City B.S., History Teresa Ann Parsons Pikeville B.S., Area in Business Katherine Lee Petot Pikeville B.S., Music Educ. 25 Before and . . . after Sonny Phillips Middlesboro A.S., Mining Tech. Clayton Potter Grundy, Virginia A.S., Mining Tech. Roy Tye Reasor Fleming B.S., Biology Barbara Gayle Robb Feds Creek B.S., History Joe Cecil Ramey Jenkins A.S., Mining Tech. Nopadol Ramyarupa Bangkok, Thailand B.A., General Business Jayne Allen Robinson Whitesburg B.A., Math and English Maretta Grey Rowe Feds Creek B.S., English 26 Sharon Kay Robinson Pikeville B.S., Biology Dean Sanders Ashcamp B.S., Elem. Educ. Bernita Ann Sexton Garrett B.S., Physical Educ. William Overton Shumate South Webster, Ohio B.S., Music Greg Stone Pikeville B.S., Business Admin. Tom Lee Surber Freeburg, Illinois A.S., Mining Tech. • 27 Johnny Randal Vance Logan, West Virginia A.S., Mining Tech. Charles Pierce Vanover Grundy, Virginia B.S., Business and History Timothy Lee Webb Jenkins A.S., Mining Tech. Sandra Looney Williamson Pikeville B.S., Elem. Educ. 28 Betsy Jo Venters Pikeville B.A., Gen. Business and Art Debbie Wallace Paintsville B.S., English and History Donald E. Willman B.S., Accounting and Physical Educ Tommy Gene Wright Ne on A.S., Mining Tech. Shh! Dr. Bailey eyes an interested chem- istry student!? Another part of college life. Phil makes presentation to Mr. and Ms. Pumpkin, Greg Stone and Karen Blankenship. ttuw m «tox Wtt.U« ' k« V ? itovw ' vu-aovwtt litdorh t ltd  A«« A«. W m I Cole Anderson keeping informed on the outside world. 29 JUNIORS OFFICERS: Judy Damron, President, Greg Stone, Vice-President, Bessie Thornbury, Secretary-Treasurer. 30 Reza Allemokamad Khorramshar, Iran Beverly Allara Pikeville Teresa Bartley Virgie Karen Blackburn Sidney Darrell Clark Pikeville Regena Cowan Prestonsburg Linda Crum Pikeville Judy Damron McDowell Laura DeCamp Wheelersburg. Ohio Alan Freeman Ironton, Ohio Karen Fuller Lick Creek Ghodsi Gholam Tehran, Iran Oken Harris Fishtrap William Holcombe El Paso, Texas Sheila Hubbard Zebulon Carolyn Johnson Pikeville Terrance Keesee Belfry Patricia Kilgore Pikeville Julius Layne Pikeville Ginny Maggard Jenkins Pat Matney Richlands. Va. Carolyn Maynard McCombs Eillene Maynard Pikeville Marcella Miller Manton Elaine Morgan Lyndon, Ohio 31 Richard Morris Neon Larry Mullins Ashland Bonnie Mullins Oakwood, Va. Brenda Mutter Phyllis Ricky Newsom Virgie Metta Owens Elkhorn City Richard Parker Elkhorn City Danny Rasnake Bee, Va. Sam Romeo Ravenswood, W.Va. Gilbert Rood Conneaut, Ohio Terry Russell Mouthcard Johnny Shepherd Williamson, W.Va. f Jf The main thing is not to panic. Ju.dt Bedt L ucY 32 It is not days we remember, but moments. Danny is tutoring Bill Mike!? Leah Ann takes time to stop and watch the world go by. Anona Spears Virgie Raymond Sumpter Inez Earl Thacker Kimper William Thacker Fishtrap Bessie Thornbury Ashcamp Neal Walker Russell Gordon Wallace Goody Vicky Watkins Martin Bryan Wills Ashland Doris Wimmer Pilgrim Knob, Va. ■-.- VIM • -: L f..;„-cnONS ALLARA LIBRARY PIKEVfLLE COLLEGE PIKEVILLE KY 33 s o p H O M O R E S I m ' f f 1 President: Rickey Bartley I i Vice-President: Joe Hatfield Secretary-Treasurer: Teresa Ison 34 Sayid Abousayidi Tehran, Iran Gwyndolin Adkins Pikeville Sadie Adkins Pikeville Jane Bailey Langley Rickey Bartley Pikeville Karla Bastin Liberty John Beavers Matewan, West Virginia Judith Bentley Jenkins Jerry Bishop Feds Creek Kathy Blackburn Pikeville - Paul Blackburn Pikeville Shirley Blackburn Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania Denise Burgy Virgie Lee Burke Williamson, West Virginia Darlene Childers Pikeville James Clevinger Pikeville Dennis Coleman Regma Kevin Coleman Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Marcia Coleman Pikeville Mary Coleman Nelse Susan Compton Langley Teresa Conaway Westminister, Maryland Romah Cool Pikeville Rhonda Elswick Pikeville Debbie Fannin Majestic 35 John Filkins Ironton, Ohio Clarissa Friend Pikeville Vicki Hall Pikeville Larry Gibson Buffalo, New York ■■ :t fe. Gary Hamilton Pikeville Mark Harlow South Williamson Joseph Hatfield Williamson, West Virginia Nancy Helvey Pikeville Charles Hopkins Pikeville Teresa I son Pikeville Janet Johnson Dorton Youn Lee Seoul, Korea 36 Randy McCoy Elkhorn City Roxanne McKinney Phelps Charlene Mullins Shelby Gap Maxie Mullins Ashcamp Joey Osborne Virgie , i Ray Panzone Ashtabula, Ohio Willa Phillips Elkhorn City Danny Pruitt Hurley, Virginia Anne P ' Simer Pikeville Denis Ratliff Pikeville Jan Ratliff Pikeville Jeff Ratliff Pikeville Jerry Ratliff Pikeville Minnie Ratliff Elkhorn City James Rogers Pikeville v x Careful, George, just one . . . more . . . drop. Fvprv rlav it ' s a different race. 37 cTOR Sharon Rogers Pikeville Roy Scott Pikeville Stephen Slone Pikeville Mollie Starnes Breaks, Virginia Shelia Stiltner Zanesville, Ohio Supanee Suwathep Bangkok, Thailand Rejeana Swiney Elkhorn City Flora Tackett Grethel Berry Thacker Fishtrap Sally Thies New Athens, Illinois Peter Tse Kowcoon, Hong Kong Collins Ugoji Rivers, Nigeria Philip Ann Vingiguerra Matewan, West Virginia Billy Wallace Elkhorn City David Worthington Flatwoods 38 e .- 5 Is that Jan Ratliff behind those Foster Grants. The music dept. gets some tips from the great Maynard Fer- guson. It ' s more fun to let knowledge soak through this way. 39 FRESHMEN OFFICERS: Vickie Stiltner, Vice-President, Mike Thornsbury, President, William Pfister, Secretary-Treasurer. 40 Samuel Agulefo Ogidi, Nigeria Franklin Ali Port Harcourt Nigeria Deborah Allen Pikeville Sandy Allen Nolan, West Virginia Larry Bartley Pikeville Dwight Bastin Pikeville Haskel Boytek Logan, West Virginia Linda Berger Ironton, Ohio Leslie Blackburn Betsy Layne Made Blankenship Phelps Paul Blankenship Logan, West Virginia Deborah Blevins Grundy, Virginia Gregory Boyer Galax, Virginia Karen Coleman Pikeville Mary Crum Inez Ra msey Daminabo Port Harcourt, Nigeria Douglas Dole Hamilton, Ohio Darlene Duncan Lower Burrell, Pennsylvania Tyrone Dunn Lexington Gary Dyer Centertown Elvis Ngolle Rumba, Cameroon Tari Estes Wheelersburg, Ohio Ali Rasaian Shiraz, Iran Dennis Evans Logan, West Virginia Rickey French Logan, West Virginia 41 , E . :i . ' -a 1 , ? l ts ' :■■ ' ' , ' 1 i, ■■, ■-■■ Cathy Galyen Spotsylvania, Virginia Mahmood Hajhashemi Tehran, Iran Debra Hall Wheelwright Frances Hall Pikeville Karen Hamilton Bristol, Virginia Rick Hatfield Belfry Gary Harper LaFollette, Tennessee Jonathan Harris Derry, Pennsylvania Terry Hawkins Lexington Cathy Holbrook Pikeville I 42 Frank Hollan Whitesburg James Huffman Pikeville Joan Hunt Pikeville Michael Johnson Myra Dana Joseph Hyden Janie Justice Pikeville Behrooz Karim-Zadeh Tehran, Iran Charles Keen Whitewood, Virginia Dreama Keith Williamson, West Virginia Nikki Kendrick Elkhorn City Tony Kirk Madisonville Monte Kohler Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania William Lawson Albany, Ohio Leslie Levy Louisville Johnny Martin Garrett A real person can look at himself and laugh. LV 43 James Maynard McAndrews Steven McCann Piketon, Ohio Jeffrey McCoy Williamson, West Virginia Gary Meade Matewan, West Virginia Deborah Morrison Pikeville Rejeana Mullins Elkhorn City Mark Myers Pikeville John Petot III Pikeville William Pfister Lynchburg, Ohio Russell Polley Elkhorn City Jill Potter Ashcamp Thomas Pratt Orlando, Florida Audrey Rasnake Bee, Virginia David Rasnake Bee, Virginia Karen Ratliff Berwyn Heights, Maryland Science means Study at Pikeville College . ni1% Terry Ratliff Pikeville Katherine Reasor Fleming Rayana Reeves Pikeville Randy Reynolds Vicco David Ridley Beaver Dam Deborah Ritchie Hazard Howard Roberts Pikeville Verlin Robinson Pikeville Carolyn Rose Harold Bill Runyon Paintsville Tony Sanchez Madisonville Deborah Sayers Williamson, West Virginia Larry Sayre Ravenswood, West Virginia Karen Shepherd Jeremiah David Short Clintwood, Virginia 45 Charles Smith Williamson, West Virginia Danni Smith Williamson, West Virginia Pauletta Smith Tram Terry Smith Danville Linda Spears Pikeville Robert Stapleton Wayland Jesse Steffey Shelbiana Mark Stewart McLean, Virginia Vickie Stiltner Zanesville, Ohio Suriyon Suwathep Bangkok, Thailand DanitaTackett Grethel DougTackett Virgie Jane Taylor Pikeville 46 Frank Taylor South Williamson Michael Thornbury Canada Alfreda Thornsbury Pikeville Frederick Vance Logan, West Virginia Bobbie Varney Huddy John Vinson Virgie Johnny Watts Logan, West Virginia Thomas Weddington Vinton, Ohio David Williamson Pikeville Thomas Wright Virgie Maynard Ferguson jazzes the place up. 47 Love does not consist in gazing at each other 1 ... but in looking together in the same direction. J ; Antoine de St. Exupery 48 Toni Whitt MISS PIKE COUNTY 1975 ! 49 Make new friends Keep the old. One is silver, The other gold. It is never too soon to do a kindness, for one does not know how soon it will be too late. 50 What a beautiful . . .bike! „ ft t _. ,. IgZS ' Is A , { rmtffX r iff v •, Ji a z .... Page Hall. . .OFF LIMITS. V... 1 It ' s the first bite that is the roughest. Greg and Debbie, say cheese. Well, somebody has to hold the steps down. 51 ■ -v:-- .■ -. ;g H .. ■ :,agg: :? Jp • f ' H?  « ■ imtiftpp ' ■ m • i 9fe« ■-,« f- f ■ I FACULTY Division of Science and Mathematics MAURICE BAILEY Professor of Chemistry Purdue Univ., Ph.D. CLIFFORD D.MILLER Asst. Prof, of Chemistry Univ. of Ky., Ph.D. LARRY JAMES DARLAGE Instructor in Chemistry Iowa State Univ., Ph.D. am GARY THRASH Mining Technology Program 54 GERTRUDE ISON Assoc. Prof, of Mathematics Univ. of Ky., M.S. FRANK A. BAILEY Asst. Prof, of Mathematics Auburn Univ., Ed.D. MARTIN WILLIAMS Prof, of Biology Ohio State Univ.. Ph.D. Far left: ROGER D. WARREN Asst. Prof, of Mathematics Univ. of Ky.. Ph.D. Left. GLEN BROWN Asst. Prof, of Biology Univ. of Va.. M.Ed. 55 Division of Education and Psychology PRESLEY W. PENDERGRASS Director, Teacher Corps University of Fla., Ed.D. CRAYTON T. JACKSON Assoc. Professor of Education Cornell University, Ed.D. ■ ' fffffffi CHARLES R. FRANCIS Asst. Professor Education Eastern Ky. Univ., M.A. MELBORNE R. PONTON Instructor in Education Eastern Ky. Univ., M.A. ROBERT MAYFIELD Asst. Professor of Psychology Univ. of Cincinnati, M.Ed. I 4 PAUL BUTCHER Assoc. Prof. Phys. Educ. Univ. of Ky., M.A. CLAUDE E. BLACKBURN Instructor Phys. Educ. Morehead, M.A. WAYNE MARTIN Instructor Phys. Educ. Basketball Coach Morehead, M.A. Not pictured: JAMES O. MILLER Professor of Educ, and Psychology 56 Division of Social Science MARTHA McNEELY Asst. Professor of Business Indiana Univ., M.S. STEPHEN E.FRITZ Assoc. Professor of History Univ. of Ky., Ph.D. RONALD E. MOORE Instructor in Business EastTenn. State Univ. EMBREY BERNARD HOWSON Asst. Professor of History Ohio State Univ., Ph.D. V1RG1LO. TURNER Asst. Professor, Political Science Univ. of Ky., M.A. REDIFORDDAMRON Professor of Sociology Univ. of Ky. DONNA M.BURNEY Instructor in Economics S.I. U., M.S. 57 Division of Humanities and Religion The whole art of teaching is only the art of awakening the natural curiosity of young minds for the purpose of satisfying it afterwards. Anatole France ALMACULTON Assoc. Prof, of Religion N.Y. Theological Seminary, M.R.E. Right:]. LAYNETACK.ETT Assoc. Prof, of English Morehead Univ., M.A. Far right: PAULA PENDERGRASS Instructor in English Univ. of Fla. Below: LEONARD W. ROBERTS Prof, of English Univ. of Ky., Ph.D. Below right: ROBERT L. FORD Instructor of English Univ. of Tenn., M.A. 58 ALVIN STINETT Asst. Prof, of German Univ. of Louisville, M.A. RUTH MAYS Associate Prof, of French Sorbonne Doctorat d ' Universite RUSSELL S. PATTERSON Instructor in Music Univ. of Miss., M.M. BILLMcCLOUD Assoc. Prof, of Music Univ. of Ky., M.A. blot pictured: JIM ANDYCAUDILL Asst. Prof, of Music Marshall Univ.. M.A. PAUL DYER Instructor in Music Florida State Univ., M.M. LOU W. EGGAR Instructor in Music Univ. of Ky.. M.M. 59 Nobody, I think, ought to read poetry, or look at pictures or statues, who cannot find a great deal more in them than the poet or artist has actually expressed. Hawthorne JANICE ANN FORD Instructor in Art Univ. of Tenn., M.A. MARGUERITE WEBER Asst. Prof, of Art Smolny Institute St. Petersburg. Russia mmm 60 Education takes place anywhere; not just in the classroom. It is life. SIP Board of Trustees John Waddell, Provost. Denis Racine Ratliff Treasurer Philip Vinciguerra Dean of Students Dr. William Higginbotham Vice-Pres., Public Relations and Development Harold Edmonds Director Financial Aid 66 Dale McNeely Director of Placement Dennis C. Love Dir. of Admissions Danny C. Adams Assit. Dir. of Admiss. Kenneth Chapman Assit. Bus. Manag. Administrators Put It All Together Richard W. Sallee Director of Development E. David Clevinger Supervisor of Instructional Media Joanne T. Baker Librarian Howard M. Baker Assistant Librarian Mildred Bennett Director, Condit Hall Dean Tolzman Director, College Food Service Freddy Rutherford Campus Security Staff . . . Betty Branham Secretary, Teacher Corp. sx m i Diane Dyer Sec, Dean of Students 67 Dale Haynes Secretary, Development Office Margaret Kinder College Food Service Eunice Lawson Sec, to Business Manager Rena McKinney Sec, Business Dept. Eva Ponton, Sec, President ' s Office Betty Taylor Sec, Business Dept. Nora Thornsbury College Food Serv. Sarge and his crew in the barracks. 68 Erma Bartley Manager, College Bookstore Versie Blair College Food Service Joyce Robinson College Food Service Connie Rowe College Food Service They Keep the ? DEN ' Going. 69 y ACTIVITIES (Founder ' s Day pp. 12-15) 72 yj ifi A few moments of beauty to remind us. 73 If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears, however measured and far away. Thoreau i : . 74 On Saturday, December 14, Pikeville College held its annual Homecoming Parade. The cool morning warmed to a beautiful Kentucky fall day for the event. 75 The value of both individual and team effort. Far left: Frosh attendant, Karen Hamilton; escort, Butch Pfeister. Left: Frosh. attendant, AlfredaThornsbury; escort, Tom Thompson. Right: Soph, attendant, Teresa Ison; escort, Greg Stone. Far right: Soph, attendant, Anne P ' Simer; escort, Greg Boyer. Far left: Jr. attendant, Judy Damron; escort. Randy Looney. Left: Jr. attendant, Elaine Morgan; escort, Steve Manier. 77 Karen Blakenship (Sr.) with escort, Jackie Estepp. Louise Weezor Foley (Sr.) with escort, Mark Harlow. Candidates 1974 Homecoming Queen Rossalene Mullins (Sr.) with escort, Gary Wayne Cox. 78 Pikeville College HOMECOMING QUEEN 1974 MISS ROSSALENE MULLINS with escort Gary Wayne Cox 79 At Homecoming we renew our ties with the past. In the midst of the decorations, excitement and friends ... we leave a small part of ourselves — to be rediscovered. 81 ' ; :; y % V - - . ,4; ORGANIZATIONS Student Government Association The SGA was again the largest, and the busiest organization on campus. With the help of advisors, officers, and senate members, the SGA held exclusive activities throughout the year. SGA Officers Greg Stone — Senate President Ricky Bartley — Pres. Pro Tern Judy Bentley — Secretary Sheila Stiltner — Treasurer SENATE MEMBERS: Philip Vinciguerra, advisor; Napadol, Bessie Thornsbury, Louise Weezor Foley, Sheila Stiltner, Anne P ' Simer, Judy Bentley, William Tex Holcomb, Ray Panzone, Jerry Bishop, Greg Stone, Ricky Bartley and Gilbert Rood. 84 The S.G.A. sponsored every dance held at the college Orientation Dance — featuring Xanthus from Paris, Ky. Halloween Dance — featuring Copperfield from Rich- mond, Ky. However some witch got her kicks elsewhere, right Ms. Burney?! Valentine Sweetheart Dance — featuring Pegasus ' of Huntington, W.Va. 85 Even the Bears ' Den was turned into a dance floor. But wherever, SGA tried to keep P.C. students happy. 86 But not just dances . . V ' there was also a bluegrass concert . and politics and classical guitarists. 87 One of the highlights of all the activities held at Pikeville College was the Maynard Ferguson concert thanks to the Music Depart- ment and the Pikeville Concert Association. He can really make that trumpet talk! Ricky Bartley speaks to the Student Body during his cam- paign for SGA President. The 1975 Student Government election is exciting as well as competitive. Campaign materials are everywhere . . . and we mean everywhere! « s $ fe-j . , All the candidates have the opportunity to speak at a special convocation. 89 Spring Formal Mr. Vinciguerra gives a kiss to the 1975 Spring Queen, Denise Burgey. Alfreda Thornsbury with escort, Lee Burke. Louise Foley with escort, Ricky Bartley. 90 HAPPINESS IS SPRING FORMAL 75. New Chancellors ' Vivian Greene and escort, Fred Walker. All the candidates and their escorts enjoy a dance especially for them. 91 Darlington Science Club Standing, l-r: Cole Anderson, Glen Brown, Advisor; Larry Darlage, Advisor; Denis Ratliff, Jerry King, Steve Manier, Gilbert Rood, Carl Steele, Gene Justice, advisor; Charles Hughes, Harry Finkbone, and Roy Tye Reasor. Seated, l-r: Ghotsi Gholam, Sharon Robinson, Esther Panzone, Vicki Wray, Charlene Mullins, and Ghiti Mahdara. 92 IHf ■ ■ frag ■ : ' :■; .. ' ' ■ ' ■ ■ ■ .: ' ' . : ' • L Pikeville College Concert Band directed by: Jim Andy Caudill The Pikeville College Band had an important role in practically every activity on campus: convocations, ball games, concerts, and parades - just to name a few. Too often all the practice and hard work goes unrecognized. M.E.N.C. Debbie Blevins, Paul Dyer — Sponsor, Karen Hamilton, Sally Thies, Judy Damron, Kathy Petot, Susam Compton, John Filkins, Elaine Horner, Mark Harlow, Linda Berger, Carl Steel, Rejeana Potts, Dave Worthington, Rhonda Elswick, Jonathan Harris, Debbie Ritchie, John Coleman, Beverly Alara, Bryan Wills, Darlene Duncan, Janie Bailey, Pauletta Smith, Kaye Blackburn. Sif- ting: Al Freeman, Laura DeCamp, Denis Coleman, Tony Fox, Darrell Clark, and Paul Blackburn. 94 ■--: m Choir Pikeville College choir performs at the United Methodist Church, Pikeville. 1st row, l-r: Pauletta Smith, Beverly Alara, Sally Thies, Terry Russell, Johnny Beavers, Tony Fox, Kaye Blackburn, Sheila Hub- bard, Darlene Duncan, and Russell Patterson (director). 2nd row, l-r: Elaine Horner, Rejeana Potts, Kathy Petot, Denis Coleman, Keith Moore, Jimmy Anderson, Lynn Duffy, Clarissa Friend, Susan Compton, and Bill McCloud. 3rd row, l-r: Debbie Ritchie, Rhonda Elswick, Debbie Blevins, Paul Blackburn, Dave Worthington, Lee Burke, Mark Harlow, Janie Bailey, Linda Berger, and Karen Hamilton. 4th row, l-r: Al Freeman, Carl Steele, Bryan Wills, John Coleman, John Filkins, Darrell Clark, Jonathan Harris, Judy Damron and Laura DeCamp. 95 Presidential Club The members of the Presidential Club are recipients of a full four-year scholarship to Pikeville College based on academic standing and A.C.T. test scores. Personal interviews by the scholarship committee judge character and personality of the student before the scholarships are presented. Standing, I-r: Mike Thornsbury, Ricky Bartley. Cole Anderson, Jerry Ratliff. Seated: Katherine Reasor, Judy Bentley, Rossalene Mullins, Dreama Keith, and Sally Thies. Front: Ann P ' Simer and Janie Robinson. 96 Record Staff OFFICERS: Stephen Fritz — Advisor Terry Conaway — Editor Sheila Stiltner — Assistant Editor Roxanne McKinney — Associate Editor REPORTERS: Linda Berger, Brenda Mutter, Tom Pratt, Richard Parker, Debbie Ritchie, Debbie Blevins, Charles Hopkins, Sandy Allen, Karen Hamilton, Vicki Stiltner. 97 The Record staff had a very enjoyable party for faculty and students alike in the Gold Room. Dr. Damron seems to be all smiles while Vicki teaches him the bump. A feast fit for a king — or at least a history professor, Dr. Howson. Dr. Jackson (Super-O) Hall, guest of honor at the party. 98 Alpha Mu Gamma 1st row - - Connie Bowling, Anita Sexton, Ruth Carr Mays, Denise Burgey, and Rossalene Mullins. 2nd row: Ali Etemad and Elvis Ngolo. 3rd row, l-r: Mark Stuart, Napadol Ramarupa, Cole Anderson, Ricky Bartley, Sam Agulefo, and Ray Panzone. 99 Peach Orchard Players The drama department, Peach Orchard Players, presented Agatha Christie ' s play, Ten Little Indians, ' during the fall semester; and Neil Simon ' s hit comedy, Come Blow Your Horn, during the 1975 spring semester. Both productions were under the direction of Mr. Alvin Stinett. Standing, l-r: Esther Panzone, Charlene Mullins, Anne FSimer, Denise Burgey, and Sally Thies. Seated, l-r: Kevin Coleman, Doug Dole, Ray Panzone, P. L. Keene, Jerry Ratliff, and Mark Stuart. Front: Jerry Bishop and Ricky Bartley. 100 COME BLOW YOUR HORN ' by Neil Simon I 101 Highlander Staff : amy hR% Rossalene Mullins Editor-in-Chief Judy Bentley Assistant Editor Greg Combs Photographer Ron Moore Advisor 102 C v Anne P ' Simer Copy Editor Sheila Stiltner JC BiS ' tWl ' ' ' ■ ' ■ ' wWfciwawMiiiBw,, ■ Hr '  L w w—- - lIH tumwm. F 1 r • ••• ' 1 r 1 ■• WM .;-, .;;, ' f V • 1 M • | ' 4 $H| 1 1 n ii 8 ■ Charlene Mullins Vicki Stiltner 103 SPORTS t A 4 ■ ri . ' VII ' r  ' „ 1 ' ' 4I  M  (f. ; v r l?W f i S i , MP ? • iT . ■ , ' « w ? I - 5 f « M. aw-jiW.Ji %. hi t ■ « % % §ip| — . y ;: ' :; 5 trfj- ....... . I Si L I ; n... it-! k. i ; ■ ' 74-75 Baseball Team Paul Butcher — Head Coach Rusty Scott — Asst. Coach 106 s x BOB OWSLEY Left field, Catcher GREG VARNEY Right Field JOEY OSBORNE Shortstop RICK MORRIS Left Field 107 . ' ■ ■i iy LARRY SAYRE Third Base SAM ROMEO Pitcher BUTCH PFEISTER Catcher; Pitcher DWIGHT BASTEN Right Field 108 MARK HARLOW First Base ■--■■-■-■mi:-:m -J. MIKE JOHNSON Pitcher -■nm U: :■::;-;:; :::!:::: JIM FLETCHER Pitcher BILL MIKE RUNYON Center Field 109 s In the Bears ' Dugout. 9K DONNIE WILLIAMSON 2nd Base no Basketball in %■ A ,j£V ' |f| ' m MMmm ' : - 74-75 Basketball Team 112 PIKEVILLE COLLEGE COACHING STAFF WAYNE MARTIN Head Coach DANNY ADAMS Assistant Coach DANNY JOHNSON EUGENE LYONS 113 SAM BAKER AND ROY REASOR Senior Co-Captains 74-75 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 114 ikeville Score Opponent 120 Steed College 86 Bluefield State 95 Cumberland 92 Nichols State 105 U.ofW.Fla 81 Southeast La. 1 91 W.Va. Tech 117 Bluefield State 99 Cumberland 87 Union 85 Georgetown 101 Cumberland 93 Campbellsville 63 Union 101 Ky. State 108 Berea 117 Oakland City 93 Thomas More 85 Campbellsville 102 Ky. State 91 Transylvania 96 Berea 75 Georgetown 112 N.Ky. State U. 96 Thomas More 116 Oakland City 106 Cumberland 91 Georgetown 92 Lee College 62 Ky. State Opponent Score 69 90 91 85 102 102 73 90 91 68 87 94 69 87 122 97 73 85 65 88 83 83 74 93 75 79 90 79 80 83 Bears ' Starters TYRONNE DUNN Recipient Most Valuable Player Award Williamson Holiday Tournament w One of the Bears ' Best FRED WALKER 115 Big Moz just drops it in DANNY MOSES t. -jrPm MARK MYERS 116 The hustler TERRY HAWKINS JIMMY KENT KERR . . waits for the tip. 117 It isn ' t easy to sit back and watch. ALL-TIME PIKEVILLE COLLEGE RECORDS by 74-75 team Team: Won 26 — Lost 6 (.813) Best won-lost pet. in school ' s history; 4th time K.I.A.C. Champs. Individual: Most Points in One Season 7th — Fred Walker (581) 10th — Tyronne Dunn (520) Most Assists in Career 2nd — Jimmy Kent Kerr (359) Most Assists in One Season 1st — Mark Myers (201) 5th — Jimmy Kerr (172) Most Rebounds in One Season 5th — Danny Moses (385) Most Rebounds in One Game 1st — Danny Moses (26) Best F.G. Pet. 5th (tie) — Danny Moses (56) Best F. T. Pet. 1st— Mark Myers (88) 1st — Sam Baker (88) 6th (tie) — Roy Reasor (80) 8th (tie) — Danny Moses (79) ' ■•:-.■ Terry takes a flying leap; or is he getting a boost? 118 74-75 BEARS 1 STATISTICS 1. Scored over 100 points-- 12 games. 2. Winning streaks-- 1, 3, 6, 2, 14. 3. Losing Streaks-- 1, 1, 1, 2, 1. 4. Home court Record-- 15-1. Away court Record — 8-4. Neutral court Record — 3- 1 . 5. Tournament Record — 7-2. Runner-up — Strawberry Classic Winner — Williamson Holiday Winner— K.I.A.C. Runner-up — N.A.I. A. District 24 . 6. K.I.A.C. Regular Season Champions Record -- 10-2. 7. Greatest Margin of Victory Record — 51 points (Steed College) Greatest Margin of Defeat — 24 points (Union College) 8. Average Margin of Victory — + 1 1 .4 9. Highest Rankings K.LA.C.--lst All Ky .-Ind. Colleges - - 1 1 th of 44 N.A.I.A. — 21st of 483 N.A.I.A.Dist.24 — 2nd of 28 10. Number Games that four or more players scored in double figures: 28. Number Games five or more players scored in double figures: 1 8. Number Games six or more players scored in double figures: 1 1 . Number Games seven or more players scored in double figures: 4. 1 1. Strawberry Classic All-Tournament Team: Fred Walker; Tyronne Dunn. Williamson Holiday All-Tournament Team: Dunn; Walker; Terry Hawkins. Dist. 24 N.A.I. A. All-Tournament Team: Dunn, M.V.P. All-K.I.A.C: Dunn; Walker; Danny Moses All-District 24: Walker 12. Playing time (8 players) Walker 916 minutes 32 games Dunn 904 32 Moses 873 32 Myers 862 32 Kerr 799 32 Hawkins 798 32 Baker 575 31 Teasor 507 32 119 The spirit of fans.  - £ irtfcf. Aren ' t you glad we use dial!? As Sam dunks the ball everyone ' s mouth opens in awe. 120 M . v I ? SMGKi If The enthusiastic crowd is the reward for all the hard work the cheerleaders devote for the basketball team. 121 aotts Who can sit at a time like this? The faces of the crowd show mixed emotions toward the game. 122 Cheerleaders jump with joy for a great team! ' There ' s nothing to it, fellas. Precision . . . Agility . . . Enthusiasm 123 j The winning, last-second shot by Terry Hawkins at Georgetown to win the conference. 124 Spectators flock to the court to congratulate the team. Katherine Ann Reasor I can ' t believe it; I just can ' t believe it! ' Shouts of joy for the No. 1 team. 125 a. 74-75 CHEERLEADING SQUAD 126 Nancy Helvey, captain; Verne Ord, Debbie Morrison, Mike Lawson, Jeannie Henry, Jeff Turkey Beatty and Denise Burgey. Marsha Coleman, Alf reda Thornsberry, Debbie Salyers. This is our job . . . everyone wants to get in on the act. 127 Pikeville College Basketball Banquet COACH WAYNE MARTIN with guest speaker ADOLPH RUPP. FRED WALKER Most Valuable Player Best Offensive Player TERRY HAWKINS Most Improved Player 128 JIMMY KENT KERR Leadership Award TYRONE DUNN 110% Award Best Defensive Player DANNY MOSES Most Rebounds Best Field Goal Pet. ROY REASOR Leadership Award Scholarship Award MARK MYERS Free-Throw P et. Award Most Assists 129 Tennis Team Steve Manier, John Dotson, Claude Blackburn, coach; Greg Boyer, Billy Moses, and Thorton Hefner. Not pictured: Randy Bed- saul and George Preece. The Pikeville College Tennis Team made school history this year by winning the college ' s first KIAC tour- nament. In addition, coach Eddie Blackburn was voted conference — another first for the college. 130 .: ; : : : :: ; : : : : r: V ■ : ■ : : : : : : : JBI i ; :. ■: COACH BLACKBURN JOHN DOTSON V 1 BILLY MOSES STEVE MAN I ER 131 ■ ' ■■■ ;■■: ;;:.:,: THORTO N HEFNER GREG BOYER i W!F ' ' ■- ' ■■ ■ • m A view through the net shows concentration and determination on the face of Greg Boyer (freshman) during a daily practice. 132 Golf Team Roy Cutright, Roger Warren, coach; Cole Anderson. Not pictured: Tom Thompson Mark Beatty 133 ■j KP£MRglu -. ' • COACH WARREN ROY CUTRIGHT MARK BEATTY COLE ANDERSON 134 •-s : 4.- Tom Thompson watches intently as Mark prepares to swing. No one dares to utter a sound at this crucial moment. PIKEVILLE COLLEGE GOLF SCHEDULE 74-75 Won Lost Sept. 12 P.C. Invitational 2 2 13 KIAC (at Pikeville) 1 2 18 KIAC(at Union) 2 1 19 KIAC (at Berea) 2 1 23 KIAC (at Georgetown) 1 2 March 24 Cumberland Inv. 1 5 Apr. 1 Campbellsville Inv. 1 5 5 Green Meadows 3 12 Jenny Wiley Inv. 2 15 Georgetown Inv. 2 2 21 Jenkins Inv. 2 24-25 KIAC Tournament 2 3 Now Cole, let me give you a pointer. 135 Who ' s Who Among Students in American Univ. and Colleges h MmMm 1 MA) h H i 1 H t « COLE ANDERSON HARRY FINKBONE STEVE MANIER 136 Honors . . . Pikeville College selected eight people to appear in the 1974-75 edition of Who ' s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. This honor is based on scholastic achievement and participation in extracurricular activities. Not pictured: CARLOTTA DEPROSPO JOHN DEPROSPO KATHY PETOT ROBERT PURDUM ROY TYE REASOR 137 1975 Alumni Banquet Dr. Jackson Hall challenges the 1975 graduating class and Pikeville College Alumni. Biology Award: Presented to Harry Finkbone of Meta, Ky. by Mr. Brown. Mining Technology Award: Presented to Gene Koch of Mas- coutah, 111. 138 f ' ' , $ V v ■ .. K «V The head table seated all the V.I.P. ' s of Pikeville College. Steve Manier anxiously receives the Math award from Mrs. Ison. • , . ■ Drama Award: Presented to P. L. Keene of Whitewood, Va. by Mr. Stinett. Outstanding Alumni Award: Presented to Mr. Joseph Aaron Sharpe of Dunedin, Florida for his leadership in his commu- nity after graduation from Pikeville College. Not pictured: History and Political Science Awards: Dave Decker of Honesdale, Pa. Bible Award: Jimmy Rogers of Pikeville. English Award: Dorothy Ward of Pikeville. Secondary Edu. Award: Linda Kaye Dale of Phelps. Elementary Edu. Award: Sandra Bevins of Elkhorn City. Art Award: Presented to Rossalene Mullins of Inez, Ky. by Mrs. Ford. 139 Chemistry Award: Presented to Cole Anderson of Jenkins, Ky. by Dr. Larry Darlage. Pikeville College Music Dept. entertains guests at the ban- quet. Nu Delta Kappa Gamma Society Award: Presented to Susie Newsome, an outstanding elementary education student, by Mrs. Mae Leslie of Pikeville. Dr. Darlage was given the Faculty Award for his leadership, teaching ability and influence on stu- dents. As well as teaching chemistry and physical science at the college, he conducts research in prob- lem areas of coal liquefaction. Sociology Award: Presented to Greg Combs of Hindman, Ky. by Dr. Damron. Distinguished Faculty Award Dr. Larry Darlage 140 Graduation 141 Dr. Hall and Dean Damron lead the 1975 graduation procession. 142 Dr. Hall issues challenge to 189 Pikeville College Graduates. This is the beginning of a battle to the death to be free men and women. H. N. KIRKPATRICK commissioner of the Kentucky Department of Mines and Minerals honorary Doctor of Science degree 143 GRADUATION: A time of sadness and a time of happiness. A time to look back into the past and a time to look forward into the future. 144 Cole Anderson receives the Margaret E. Record Award with a 3.93 grade point standing. A smile of achievement. 145 Boys make improvements on the dorm for the next term. 146 — a. A I 147 ' JT- H % 148 149 LEAVING IS NOT SO EASY . . . . . . when this is all that ' s left behind. 150 Nd -5 151 December Graduates 1974 Mrs. Alice Belhasen Box 209 Paintsville, Ky. 41240 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Sandra Lee Spears Bevins Rt. 2, Box 309W Pikeville, Kentucky 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Clydine A. Childress Steele, Kentucky 41566 Major — Area in Bus. Ed. Mrs. Carletta DeProspo Box 45 Sidney, Kentucky 41564 Major — Area in Bus. Ed. Mr. John Alfred DeProspo Box 45 Sidney, Kentucky 41564 Major — Accounting Miss Velma Gail Hairston 76 Parkway Drive Williamson, W.Va. 25661 Mr. Wayne Trivette Home Box 37 Pilgrim Knob, Virginia 24634 Major — Political Science Mrs. Barbara K. Smith Hunt General Delivery Phyllis, Kentucky 41554 Major — English Miss Sharon Marie Jessie Box 1437 Williamson, W.Va. Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Stephanie Ann Johnson McAndrews, Kentucky Major — Area in Music Mr. John Paul Kellogg, Jr. 271 High Street, Apt. 1 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — English Mrs. Lenelle A. Little Box 419 Hartley, Ky. 41532 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Judy Irene McClanahan Rt. 2, Box31-A Grundy, Virginia 24614 Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. Kennis Maynard Box 7345 Beauty, Kentuc ky Major — History Mrs. Marietta J. Moore Box 202 Virgie, Kentucky 41572 Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. Ervin Mullins McAndrews, Kentucky Major — Political Science Mrs. Teresa Ann Parsons P.O. Box 2009 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Area in Business Mrs. Portia McCoy Pauley Box 2065 Williamson, W.Va. Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Mildred Elizabeth Plymale Box 104 Freeburn, Kentucky Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Katheryn Lewis Sizemore Freeburn, Kentucky 41528 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Judy F. Cooper Smallwood Rt. 4, Box 687 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — English Mrs. Dorothy Justice Ward Box 2257 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — History and English May Graduates 1975 Mrs. Phyllis Jean Adams Phyllis, Ky. 41554 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Brenda Sue Coleman Adkins 237 Julius Avenue Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Kathy Delana Adkins Phyllis, Ky. 41554 Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Dian Akers P.O. Box 141 Robinson Creek, Ky . 41 560 Major — Medical Technology Mr. Randy Allen RR l,Box534 Salyersville, Ky. 41465 Major — Area in Bus. Adm. Mr. Craig Cole Anderson Box 508 Jenkins, Kentucky 41537 Major — Chemistry Mrs. Sandra Lea Smith Anderson Box 67 Phyllis, Ky. 41554 Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. Clarence Lombe Oumarou Awanda Bemban-Oshie North West Province United Republic of Cameron — W. Africa Major — Biology Mrs. Marilyn Elizabeth Barnes P.O. Box 2044 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. Scrapy Louis Barnes Box 2044 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — History Mrs. Linda Jean Bartley Rt. 4, Box 860 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Area in Bus. Ed. Mr. James Thomas Bartley Box 972 Pikeville, Kentucky 41501 Major — Accounting Mr. Phillip Dean Bartley Rt. 3, Box 693 Pikeville, Kentucky 41501 Major — Area in Business Mr. Forrest Bradley Beeler II 702 Vi Scott Avenue Pikeville, Kentucky 41501 Major — Area in Business Mrs. Mary Bentley Freeburn, Ky. Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Margaret Evelyn Blackburn 223 Vi College Street, Apt. 2 Pikeville, Kentucky 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Karen Sue Blankenship Star Route, Box 9 Hurley, Virginia 24620 Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. Richard Thomas Blankenship Box 14 Hardy, Kentucky Major — Art Education Mrs. Evelyn Marie Borders Box 65 Pinsonfork, Ky. 41555 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Flo Ann Bowling C-4, Box 649M Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Leda Carol Branham Lick Creek, Ky. 41540 Major — General Business Mrs. Terry Louetta Bratcher P.O. Box 125 Pippa Passes, Ky. Major — English Miss Melissa Karen Burgraff Box 2 McAndrews, Ky. Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. Daryl D. Burke Rt. 1, Box 458 Virgie, Ky. 41572 Major — Elementary Ed. 152 Mrs. Eloise Casey Freeburn, Ky. Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Phyllis Ann Castle Rt. 4, Box 194 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Paula Owens Childers Rt. 1, Box 223 Elkhorn City, Ky. 41522 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Linda Gail Compton Rt. 3, Box 308 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Loma Ann Compton Hatcher Ct. Apt. 15 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. David Arnold Decker 242 Irving Street Honesdale, Pa. 18431 Major — Political Science Mrs. Fannie Louise Dotson Pinsonfork, Ky. Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. La Verne A. Dye 141 Park Street Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Area in Bus. Ed. Mrs. Sheila Flanary Fields Mouthcard, Ky. 41548 Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. Harry Nelson Finkbone P.O. Box 2094 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Biology Mrs. Linda Biliter Hale 1005 Central Avenue Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Janie J. Horn Rt. 3, Box 693-E Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — General Bus. Mr. Danny Cecil Johnson 155 Poplar Street Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elem. Ed. and Phys. Ed. (Summer) Mr. Gerald Justice Box 372, Pikeville College Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Billie D. Varney Keene Steele, Ky. 41566 Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. Paul Lewis Keene P.O. Box 3 Whitewood, Va. Major — History and English Mr. Luther Clinton Little P.O. Box 509 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — History and Elem. Ed. Mr. Ronnie Lee Little Melvin, Ky. 41650 Major — History Mrs. Evelyn Mullins Lockhart Box 199 Virgie, Ky. 41572 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Wilma Jean McPeek Dorton, Ky. 41520 Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Roberta Lee May 229 Kentucky Ave. Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Alma Jean Meadows C-4, Box 774 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Bus. Admin. Mrs. Bonnie Sue Mullins Box 199 Oakwood, Va. 24631 Major — English Mrs. Beatrice C. Newsome Star Route, Box 522 Virgie, Ky. 41572 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Susan Baldwin Newsome Box 5 12, Pikeville College Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. William Henry Newsome Jr. Box 512, Pikeville College Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Katherine Lee Petot Spilman Apts. 106 Pikeville College Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Area in Music Ed. Mrs. L. Claudine Phillips Meta, Ky. Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. George H. Preece Delbarton, W.Va. Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Melynda Wheeler Preston Box 936 Paintsville, Ky. 41240 Major — Bus. Admin. Mrs. Noreen Rice Purdum 504 Central Avenue Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. Robert Bruce Purdum 504 Central Avenue Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Deborah Looney Ratliff Rt. 2, Box 21 -A Grundy, Va. 24614 Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. Roy Tye Reasor Box 188 Fleming, Ky. 41816 Major — Biology Mrs. Ruhama Elizabeth Reynolds Box 75 Phyllis, Ky. 41554 Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Jane Allen Robinson 210 Harris Loop Whitesburg, Ky. 41858 Major — Math Miss Sharon Kay Robinson C-4, Box 728 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Biology Mr. Ernest Joseph Rush Drawer U Haysi, Va. 24256 Major — Math Miss Judy Dale Sartin Box 48 Turkey Creek, Ky. 41570 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Iris Mae Smallwood Dorton, Ky. Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Nancy J. Smith Box 14 Phelps, Ky. 41553 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Nell Ruth Spears Box 427 Virgie, Ky. 41572 Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. Earl Douglas Stanley Rt. 1, Box 325 Elkhorn City, Ky. 41522 Major — History Mr. Gregory Lynn Stone 603 Scott Avenue Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — General Business Mr. Gary R. Tackett Box 173, Rt. 1 Haysi, Va. 24256 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Nora Aline Tackett Rt. 1, Box 173 Haysi, Va. 24256 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Nova N. Tackett Box 36 Wales, Ky. 41573 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Susan Scott Tavis 1022 Yost St. Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Betty Sue Thacker Rt.2, Box310T Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Dorothy J. Turner Gillespie Apts. Pikeville College Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. 153 Mr. Gregory N. Varney Box 105 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Phys. Ed. Miss Beverly Lynn Venters P.O. Box 147 Shelbiana, Ky. 41562 Major — Medical Technology Mrs. Jennefer T. Waddell 413 Auxier Ave. Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. Jerry Paul Waddell 413 Auxier Ave. Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Debbie Lynne Wallen 348 6th St. Paintsville, Ky. 41240 Major — English and History Mrs. Delia Marie Watral Stopover, Ky. Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Patricia Ann Passmore Webb Box 423B Virgie, Ky. Major — English and History Mr. Donald Eugene Willman Rt. 1 Greenfield, Ohio Major — Accounting and Phys. Ed. August Graduates 1975 Miss Herma Ann Akers Box 75 Stone, Ky. 41567 Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Joan Eloise Anderson Rt. 5, Box 83A Inez, Ky. 41224 Major — Gen. Business Mr. Oliver Anderson, Jr. Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Sociology Mr. Samuel Richard Baker Rt. 3, Box 23 McVeigh, Ky. Major — Phys. Ed. Mrs. Shelia L. Bartley Rt. 3, Box 693 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Gen. Business Miss Teresa Lou Bartley Box 972 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Biology Miss Susan Belcher Jamboree, Ky. 41536 Major — English Mrs. Ruth Gwendolyn Bevins Phyllis, Ky. 41554 Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Ada Faye Chafins Box 8 Lenore, West Va. 25676 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Nancy Chapman Nolan, W.Va. 25687 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Lucille Coleman P.O. Box 32 Draffin, Ky. Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. William Gregory Combs Hindman, Ky. 41822 Major — Sociology Miss Regena Ann Cowan 234 Trimble Heights Prestonsburg, Ky. 41653 Major — Business Miss Deborah Ann Crum Box 71 Inez, Ky. Major — History Mrs. Linda Coleman Crum Rt. 2, Box 309A Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Linda Kay Dale Box 38 Phelps, Ky. Major — Art Education Mr. Michael Travis Deel Rt. 2, Box 139 Haysi, Va. 24256 Major — Phys. Ed. Mrs. Betty C. Dove Rt. 3, Box 509 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Louise (Weezer) Foley 355 N. Hook Rd. Pennsville, New Jersey 08070 Major — Phys. Ed. Mr. Larry David Gugelchuk Box 105 Sidney, Ky. 41564 Major — Medical Technology Mrs. Patricia Ruth Harmon Box 121 Stone, Ky. 41567 Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Dorothy Jean Henry 806 Prospect Avenue Ashland, Ky. 41101 Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Dorothy Lea Hurley Box 96 Majestic, Ky. 41547 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Leila Justice Rt. 4, Box 191 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Cynthia Atkinson Justus Rt. 3, Box 98 Grundy, Va. 24614 Major — English Mrs. Patricia Jean Justus Rt. 1, Box 547 Grundy, Va. 24614 Major — Phys. Ed. Mr. Samuel Jerome King 305 2nd Street Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Biology Mrs. Sharon Lynn Little Rt. l,Box304B Shelbiana, Ky. 41562 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Hula Coleman Looney Rt. 2, Box 273R Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Kimberley Denise McClanahan Box 56 Grundy, Va. 24614 Major — Gen. Business Mrs. Deborah Ison McCoy Zebulon, Ky. Major — Bus. Area Tahereh Ghity Gholam Mahdara Box 477 Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Biology Mr. Stephen Michael Manier 4192 Molane Street Dayton, Ohio 45416 Major — Math and Chemistry Mrs. Veletta Fleming May P.O. Box 572, Main St. Sta. Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Area in Business Ed. Mrs. Jo Anne Maynard Box 23 Majestic, Ky. 41547 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Delphia Morrison Meta, Ky. Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Rossalene Mullins Rt. 1, Box 85 Inez,Ky. 41224 Major — Art Education Mrs. Delois Coleman Mutter Rt. 1 Box 65A Elkhorn City, Ky. Major — Elem. Ed. and History Mr. Robert Alton Owsley 1106 Market Street Worthington, Ky. Major — Phys. Ed. Mrs. Carol Cooley Patton Box 229 Virgie, Ky. Major — Art Mr. Richard Allen Parker Box 464 Elkhorn City, Ky. 41522 Major — History 154 Mr. Nopadol Ramyarupa 244 Soi Bhowkaen Rama 6 Bangkok 4, Thailand Major — Gen. Business Mr. Robert Ellison Ratliff Box 2485 139 Park Street Pikeville. Ky. 41501 Major — Business Miss Maretta G. Rowe Box 115 Feds Creek, Ky. Major — English Mrs. Mary Lou Runyon Rt. 1, Box 31 Pinsonfork, Ky. 41555 Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. Gairel Dean Sanders Ashcamp, Ky. Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Tora Kaye Sanders Box 27 Regina, Ky. 41559 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Delorse Faye Scarberry Stopover, Ky. Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Bernita Ann Sexton Garrett, Ky. 41630 Major — Phys. Ed. Mr. William Overton Shumate P.O. Box 443 South Webster, Ohio 45682 Major — Area in Music Mrs. Destil B. Standifur Rt. l,Boxl07C Elkhorn City, Ky. 41522 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Helen Jean Stevens Phelps, Ky. 415 53 Major — Elementary Ed. Miss Mary Ann Thacker Rt.2,Box310M Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Tabitha Kay Van Horn Phelps, Ky. 41553 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Emma Lou Varney Kimper, Ky. Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Goldenia Ward Rt. 1, Box 243 Elkhorn City, Ky. 41522 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Sandra Looney Williamson Rt. 2, Box 273R Pikeville, Ky. 41501 Major — Elementary Ed. Mrs. Opal P. Wolford 404 Fifth St. South Side Williamson, W.Va. Major — Elementary Ed. Mr. Lloyd Keith Woody Weesburg, Ky. Major — Biology Mining Technology Graduates 1975 Mr. James E. Addington Box 165 Burdine, Ky. 41517 Kenny Lee Bentley Rt. 2, Box 410 Jenkins, Ky. Mr. Daniel E. Bertelsman 202 South Smith St. Smithton, Illinois 62285 Mr. Michael Blankenship Argo, Kentucky Mr. Jimmy Lynn Brock Box 191 Sidney, Ky. 41564 Mr. Edward A. Brown StarRt. 1, Box 45 Jackhorn, Ky. 41825 Mr. Jerry Neil Burke Rt. 2, Box 422 Jenkins, Ky. 41537 Mr. Roger Lee Cantrell Box 124 Elkhorn City, Ky. 41522 Mr. Charles A. Conn Box 11— S.E. Dana, Ky. 41615 Mr. Jack David Creech Box 41 Burdine, Ky. 41517 Mr. Gary James Deel Rt. l,Box207B Vansant, Va. 24656 Mr. Roddy Glen Gallion Box 228 Jenkins, Ky. Mr. Rodney Allen Howery Box 365 North Tazewell Tazewell, Va. Mr. Gena A. Koch R.R.2 Mascoutah, Illinois 62258 Mr. James A. Lundy Calvin, Ky. 40813 Mr. Richard Anthony McCoy P.O. Box 373 Vansant, Va. 24656 Mr. Dewey David Martin Box 55 Garrett, Ky. Mr. Scotty Maynard Naugatuck, W.Va. 25685 Mr. Jerry Miller Box 220 Jenkins, Ky. 41537 Mr. Clayton F. Phillips Jr. 202 Longwood Rd. Middlesboro, Ky. 40965 Mr. Clayton Potter Rt. l,Box 181 Grundy, Va. 24614 Mr. Joe C. Ramey Box 55 Burdine, Ky. 41517 Mr. David Earl Smith 137 Park Manor Middlesboro, Ky. 40965 Mr. Thomas Lee Surber 101 S. Vine St. Freeburg, Illinois Mr. Gary Lee Thacker Kimper, Ky. 41539 Mr. David P. Thomas 100 E.Washington St. Freeburg, Illinois 62203 Mr. David P. Thomas 100 E.Washington St. Freeburg, Illinois 62203 Mr. Timothy L. Webb Box 641 Jenkins, Ky. 41537 155 Walter P. Walters Insurance Agency, Inc. 310 Main Street Phone 437-7339 or 432-22 1 7 334 Main Street First National Bank of Pikeville 1st Since 1889 Five Locations to Serve You Phone 437-6245 Pikeville, Kentucky 156 Gene and Mike ' s House of Music 342 Main Street Phone 437-7829 Compliments of PikevilleMUGCO. BNDD AK 3533191 • Phone 437-9669 • PIKEVILLE, KENTUCKY Watson ' s Department Store Main Street, Pikeville 157 CHRISMAN INSURANCE AGENCY Where customers send their friends. 333 Main Street Phone 437-4086 PIKEVILLE NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY P. M. POLLACK and Son JEWELERS Main Street Pikeville, Kentucky Your Full Service Bank Every Banking Service Member F.D.I.C. Main Street Phone 432- 1414 158 DR. AND MRS. JACKSON O. HALL President and First Lady of Pikeville College. 159 What or why Pikeville College is . . .is irrelevant at this point. What matters now is the method in which we employ the power instilled in us stemming from the knowledge we have gained at this institution. You may ask what is this power? . . . in answer I will say that to me knowledge is one of the most powerful tools in the world. But, alas, is seems that we are about to be jettisoned into a world that has transformed this power into a weapon. It is justifiable to fear that this very thing that once acted as a stimulus for mankind may soon destroy it. Therefore it appears to me that our duty upon entering the world is to turn man ' s mind back to the true respon- sibilities of existence. The world from which we can no longer escape or avoid is a very cold creature. Feelings of brotherhood and love seem to be rapidly hiding themselves in darkness. There is too much work involved in existing for man to really live. It is our duty to redirect man ' s attention to brotherhood and peace. It is our task to cry out to man — SLOW DOWN AND TAKE TIME TO LIVE BEFORE YOU MISS YOUR CHANCE! With these ideas in mind the senior class of 1975 willingly accepts the challenge to represent Pikeville College with our best efforts. We must march into society, dedi- cated to the goal of creating goodwill for all mankind. Ours is a troubled world. A continuation of the past would read only corruption and more discontent. The pres- ent must be molded into a more tranquil and conscious period so that we may look hopefully to the future. P. L. Keene Pres. 1975 Sr. Class 160